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| gen. |
Verlauf m; Geschichte f; Werdegang m; Kunstgeschichte f; Hintergrundinformation f; Hintergrund m |
| automóv. |
Historie f (eines Autos) |
| comun. |
Lebenslauf m (of an item) |
| econ. |
Geschichtswissenschaft f |
| jur. |
Vorgeschichte eines Beschuldigten |
| micr. |
Anrufliste f (A User Interface (UI) element that provides access to a list of dialed, received, and missed calls); Verlauf m (A list of the user's actions within a program, such as commands entered in an operating system shell, menus passed through using Gopher, or links followed using a Web browser); Versionsgeschichte m (Record of changes to a file or project since it was initially added to a Visual SourceSafe database. The database can return to any point in the file history and recover the file as it existed at that point) |
| tec. |
Aufzeichnung f; Protokoll n; Vorgeschichte f; time |
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history A systematic written account comprising a chronological record of events (as affecting a city, state, nation, institution, science, or art) and usually including a philosophical explanation of the cause and origin of such events ['hɪst(ə)rɪ] s | |
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| ambient. |
Geschichte f |
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| comun. |
Bisher (MS Windows, PC) |
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| transp., tec. |
chronologisch |
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| diál. |
Anamnese; Krankengeschichte |
| econ. |
Chronik; Entwicklung; Vergangenheit |
| educ. |
Geschichte (Lehrfach) |
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| abrev. |
hist |
| jerg. |
something in the past (I don't have any idea where my old boyfriend is. He's history.) |
